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Thank you in your continued loyalty and support for the Alliance for Women Film Composers. Since the beginning, we have relied mostly on the help of volunteers and sponsors, and kept our membership dues at a bare minimum. In order to continue providing our amazing membership benefits as we continue to grow, including professional development seminars, workshops and social gatherings, the AWFC has adjusted its membership tiers and fees as noted below:
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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP
$50.00 / year Join NowThis membership lists women composers in the AFWC directory and grants access to events, workshops, newsletters, festival brunches at Sundance and Tribeca, and networking opportunities.
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SUPPORTING MEMBERSHIP
$100.00 Join nowThis membership is for all other composers, industry professionals and other individuals who wish to support the AWFC. Supporting Members are listed on the AWFC website and granted access to numerous events, newsletters, workshops and networking opportunities.
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Student Membership
$30.00 / year Join NowThis membership lists women composers who are currently enrolled students in the AFWC directory (with “student” status indicated) and to members of Women in Media. This membership grants access to events, workshops, newsletters, festival brunches at Sundance and Tribeca, and networking opportunities.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at info@theawfc.com
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We are happy to highlight composers from our member directory with our weekly artist spotlight.
For members that like to be featured with a short interview, please contact spotlight@theawfc.com
Check out the spotlight page: theawfc.com/spotlight/
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Join Co-Presidents Heather McIntosh and Allyson Newman for our monthly Jumping Off Point AWFC Community Meeting! This month we are joined by special guest EmmoLei Sankofa
Wednesday, September 27th
10:00 AM PDT | 1:00 PM EDT | 6:00 PM BST
Zoom link: us02web.zoom.us/j/81800136683?pwd=eTdjSlhFNDZHU0RQY2pic08rbzZ1UT09
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ALERT!!! We have had a very generous offer from the folks at ReelCrafter for a pass to attend the Production Music Conference in early October. We are going to do a quick raffle today so please email president@theawfc.com to put your name in the hat!
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Our only request is that they stop by our table to say hi! 😉
Omg so cool!
Academy Members Natalie Holt (LOKI) & Pinar Toprak (PAW Patrol: The Might Movie) from the Music Branch, discuss their professional Composing and personal journey while providing insight into the craft.
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The Alliance for Women Film Composers’s inaugural Film Music Mixer during TIFF was a fantastic success! It was wonderful to come together to celebrate the vibrant community of women, women-identifying and underrepresented voices in the film industry - carving out space to continue the conversation and appreciation of diverse creatives. Originally from Toronto, leading and facilitating this event was very meaningful for Alexandra Petkovski. Based on the wide support and feedback, it is safe to say there will be more events in the future like it!
Thank you to our generous sponsors and collaborators in helping bring this event to fruition - SOCAN Music, Composers Diversity Collective, Screen Composers Guild of Canada, Core Music Agency, Music Publishers Canada CF Creates
And HUGE thanks to our board member Alex Petkovski for organizing this event!
All event photos available with this link: tinyurl.com/2s39nap6 - don't forget to tag us at @theawfc and hashtag #awfcmixertiff!
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Looks wonderful! Congrats on an amazing event 🌹
Hildur Gudnadóttir is behind the score for A HAUNTING IN VENICE. Her evocative strings and wind instruments return to theaters this Friday in Kenneth Branagh’s third Hercule Poirot film
Hildur Gudnadóttir Talks ‘A Haunting in Venice’ Score, the Influence of ‘Sicario’ and ‘Joker 2’
www.hollywoodreporter.com
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